The Southern Waltz (#3)
“Marosovia Waltz” by The Hill Billies (the same recording
was also released in Mexico as “Marsovia” by Los Alegres).
Recorded December 21, 1928, NYC
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An archive of mostly southern American vernacular music
Gatheringpods- John Lomax profile on Into the Music
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- My Old Weird America
- 71 “Poor Boy Blues” by Ramblin’ Thomas
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- Alan Lomax’s “List of American Folk Songs on Commercial Records” (1940)
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